Hi! I have a Raspberry Pi 1B, 1B+ and 2B and I'd love to test Debian's 4.4 kernel for it. At least it is/was my understanding that the versatile kernel is meant for the Raspberry Pi. But when I (globally) compare config-4.4.0-rc8-versatile with kernel configs taken from my Pi's I see HUGE differences. Among them the ones starting with CONFIG_ARCH_ and I also see no difference accounting for the difference between the Pi 1 and Pi 2. Is my understanding of it (completely) wrong? Can I use/test the versatile kernel on my Pi? If so, would you like me to look out and/or test for specific things? Would I (still) need to use the raspberrypi-bootloader(-nokernel) package for the firmware files needed for the Pi? TIA for any answers, Diederik PS: I'm not subscribed to the debian-kernel ML, but will check the ML archive regularly. But a CC to me personal would be appreciated.
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